**Why wont my pics upload? I'm copying the links from flicker. This came from a Power Mac 7300/180
Is that all RAM?
Which is the PCI and which is the CPU?
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**Why wont my pics upload? I'm copying the links from flicker. This came from a Power Mac 7300/180
Is that all RAM?
Which is the PCI and which is the CPU?
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
look at the computer parts identification thread under the "Dismantling, Breaking Down & Maximizing Scrap" forum this should answer all your questions
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Also, how do you get the processor off of this board.
The first looks like a mother board. The picture is not clear to me but looks like a lot of memory. I might be mistaken. The next two photos are a pci board.
I don't use Flicker so don't know how to down load frorm them. I use photobucket and its easy. Someone will be by to assist you. In the mean time check out this link.
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/showt...identification
Lots to learn and so much info for free, Mike.
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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Thanks pizzaman55792, Identification is harder with older computers.
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Looking back to my original post i realize that i was really vague. I know the first pic is a mother board but there are 10 slots which i assume are all types of ram. There is no processor on the board, so i was assuming it must be the slot-type. The other two pics were the only two boards that were slotted into the mother board.
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Originally Posted by Jeremiah
Also, how do you get the processor off of this board.
Leave it on. when they are soldered on leave them on the boards.
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Yes they are all ram. the processor is just like the one you piced in the other pic asking how do you remove it. Looks like it was removed allready.
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Im going to have to start paying you for pointing to my post
Experienced Scrapper
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One thing to keep in mind is the fact that MAC is a lot different than a PC. Their version of a processor will not usually resemble what most of us refer to as a processor. For instance the picture below is a processor that I found in a Apple G5 system last week. Apple will throw a lot of people in this business....I console myself with the fact that this G5 had a huge copper/aluminum cooling system and that the case was 95% aluminum.
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I have 2 of those processors from an apple g5. how much are they worth? They are pretty heavy. Would these be the same as a slot processor.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Geez I'm looking for a G5 and here you guys are scrapping them.
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I didn't scrap the g5's I just bought the boards from one of my contacts. I bought this board that's pictured as a slot processor but realy didn't know what it was, I just toke a chance on it.
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